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here and hope to be found always aght.
Ing with the right. I have had q stormy
career. ! am used 10 sights OF 'blood'and
carnage and police interference. But i
must not detsin you, for there arc other
eloquent speakers to follow me, 40 no
more at present from yours truly, John L.
Sullivan. BILL NYg.
r. s.-Mr. Sullivan will, while abroad,
give selections from hia own works.
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"constantly Hawking and %spltnns.n

THOMAS J. RUSHING, Esq, ssos Pine Street.
81. Louis, No., writes: 81 was q great sufferer
f bnrdIS Sa beeatb aor a Inae w gsa eSns IA nIne naw SSII's
md, splitting, and for tho last eight months
could not breathe through the nostrils. l
thought nothing could be done for mo. Luck
fly, l was advised to try DR.. Sage's Cutarrh
Remedy. and ! um now well man. l believe
1t to DO the only SUR remedy for catarrh now
manufactured, and one has only to give It o
fair trial to experience astounding results and
n uorm0DCnt oi,rob -gra | .n"r|H-a ~as.rrs. %
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Ely Bros: l have used two bottles OF
your Cream Balm for cstarrh since De.
cember. A sore in my nostrils-the cause
of much suffering-has entirely healed;
have used no other medicine. This spring
| feel better, can walk and work with
more easa than I have in any epring since
lSsl.-Mary E. Ware, Hopeful, Va.
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Very few persons can hold their own on
their first sea voyage.

BABIES that are frotiul, peeyish, cross
or troubled with Windy Oolic, Teething
Pains or Stomach Disorders, can be re.
lieved OF onee by using Acker's Baby
Soother. It contains no Opium or Nor.
phine, hence is Gale. Price rs cents. Sold
by Logan & Co., O. R. Goetze, Chas. Men.
kemiller, r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros.
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MANY Of the good things Of this life are
sorrowfuily let slone on account Of Dys-
pepsia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia Indigestion and Constipa-
ton sold on q positive guarantee at Is
snd 80 cents, BY Logan & Co., O. R. Goetse,
.. Menkemillor, R. B. Burt and Bowie
Bros. . >
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Civil Service 20 their Tasto

Philadelphia Inquirer. F,
II the P%reaident'd proposed application
Of tho civil service rules to the Indian
Bureau is anything like their application
In the recent elections in Maryland, New
York and Ohio, 1t will greatly please his
party. riH rf-H
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CANT SLEEP Nights iH the complaint Of
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you. ever try
Acker'a English Remedy? It Is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on 9 positive guarantee at 1Oc,. l5c.
Logan OorrO.R. Goethe, Chas. Menke.
miller, R. B. Burt and Bowie Bros, /
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Ayoung woman in Enclewood, Illinois,
vowe her intention to open a dsrnery and
mendery among the footstore, denizens OF
Chicago. Marry. We trow that this shall
be changed into a matrimonial bureau in
the twinkling OF an eye. GTig1
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pITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
y LOUIS RAILWAY ~CO.-Panhppdle Routn.
Under schedule in effect MAY %, lSS7, trains
leave wheeling, Central Btanda.d time: For Sleu.
800 p. m. For Steuhenyille, sos D. M, The OK
q. M: and S:c5 p. n, trains make direct connection
FOR Columbus, Cincinnati. Indianapolis and Chi.
cago, Inc l2:S5 p. m. train makes direct Couueo.
ton for Columbus and Chicago, 'ES. -
Trains arrive at Wheeling, 6,15 4. n, 1876 a, m,
2:45 p. M. and 500 y. m. Il"1 - mv51'
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"Untold Agony from Catarrh.n

Prof. W. HAusHER, tho famous mcsmerist,
Of Ithaca, N. Y, writes: Some ten years ago
l suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
catarrh. Ny family, physician gaye mo up as
incurable, and gaid I must die. Ny case was
such q bad one. that every day, towards sun
set, my volce would become so hoarse I could
barely speak aboven whisper. In the morning
my coughing md clearing of my throat would
almost strungle me. by tho use Of DR.. Sage.a
unn, and tho euro hna been n%ermancnt,"
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ghreo Bottles Cure Cn.arrh.

ELI RonDlNs. lluh,tln r. o., columbia Co.,
Pa., says: My daughter had cntarrh when
Sagc's catarrh Remedy ADVERTISED, and. pro
cured o bottle for her, and soon saw that 1t
helped her; a third bottle effected q pcrma.
nent cure. She is now eighteen years old and
aonnd and hrartyM - ~ 49, - ---- ----
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ELy's Cream Balm received my head is
now llquifying Cream Balm dyna-
mite for catarrh in the head. Its application
is magical.- Thomas Lander, Augusta, Ga.
@.shttf Gsgs$ 4a TThg2w ~
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The Limbo Of Th,nrx Lost

on earth hiss engulfed many a trumpery
tooth wash, paste and powder, since Sozo.
DON'T was introduced to public notice, but
that standard article still retains ita place
in general estimation and wszes in popu-
larity IS the ycara wane. People, whose
teeth have been saved by 1t, speak CRATE.
fully in its behalf, and professional on.
dorsoments Of 1t multiply fast. TThsxw
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Philosophers tell us that we should
know n thing we'll. Among the medi.
cal fraternity, however, 1t pays better to
know many things i'll.
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GLOW little the world knows Of our
inner ives!" e1claims a writer. Right
you are-erpecially if VIC happen to be
dyBpsptie, .6 g,r
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Amerlch's FAyorite Son.

Philadelphia Pros. 0
Americas fcvorlle son,
Jay Gould
J ohn L. Sullivan Is attracting great at
Buffalo Bill ftension in England.
lake Kilrain,
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J ", =, !, ,U: H. LOfSU, Ge0, P11S, Agent.

CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAN.
" ROAD.-Under schedule In effect MAY %,
iSs7, trains leave Bridgeport, Central STANDARD
Inc: FOR P1tsburgh end Cleveland. $40 q. m,
l;I2 p. N. For Pittshurgh, 1917 a. m. For Welis.
yilie, Az p. m. For steubenvillo, $3.50 q. m. 70,
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 1858 q. NJ, 1882 4
N. 2;Ss ,. NJ, 6:lS p. H., Asa p. NJ, and 7:aS p, n
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AND TRADE,
Tho Foaturcs Of tho Money and Stool
dr. .l.tH.t W MRrkota. wa F

sAS AA0Aoy p1A ptV0A
31 Markets.
NV YoRX, Nov. &.-Money on call easy at 81
tob per cont, last loan I, closed offered at s per
cent. Prime mercantile paper at Gas per cent
Sterling exchange dull but steady at 81 SIX.
The stock market was moro active to day than
Tor months past, and the same steady but slow ad.
vance IN prices marked the dealings, still further
material gains being the result Of The days trading.
Western Union and st. Paul were the leaders ID
the forenoon. aud tho latter was very prominent
late In the day. ~ eI7-TTI
The opening was strong Al udvances OF from N to
u per cent and the advance vas contlnued, though
the progress was slow as usual OF late. Western
Union wAs the special feature on account O. It's OF.
trsordinary activity, and Wheollug d Lake Erie
was very strong. canada Southern came to the
front toward noon, tho advance meeting no cheek
whatever. 4 partial reaction occurred IN the after.
noon, but the impression made upon the list was
ol.little moncnt and, though tho iinal prices were
q fraction OFT from the best. the close was firm ut or
near tho highest figures OF tho day. A few stocks
arc lower, but they are Of little Importance, aud
Western Union rose l1s, Reading and St. Paul ~,
Canada Southern IN, norfolk d Western preferred
". Omaha aud New England " per cent. Tho
total sales Of stocks today werc SIS, isl.
. railroad bonds were also active and strong; sales
81 ,6O5,0 O. 8r. .IrH 1It
Government bonds dull aud steady.
Htpfn hands (pa,n anti ro1,, rnnloato1 .|r| III
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A Sample Of Georgia wit,

Columbus (Ga.) Enquirr.San.
OHIO e1pors a great many hogs, but
not all she has be any means. She per-
mlts q great many Of those who remain TO
vote. Hence FoIake1's majority,
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"Took long steps, my child" said Solo
mon 1aaacs; "you yon't wear oud your
shoes nearly so avick."
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SWINE MARKET,
REMARKS,

The receipts. which arc some 1900 head less than
tho offerings last week, constitute q fair supply,
and are about equal to a fairly good demand pro.
order, and prices without any change from last
week. Quotations range from G TO exc, with most
sales at GHa6Hc net A few rough hogs sold down
70 5Hc. or the receipts BIOS head came over the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad,
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Fritz Brown with indignation)-Sir,
you have broken your promise. Robinson
(complacently)-Oh, never mind, I can
make another.
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cotton.

EEw. YonK, Nov. l6.-Cotton dull but steady;
uplAnds l0a31c; Orleans l0xe; futures strong; No.
Tember ~ 3sc; December l0-8ic; January 10 40c;
lo.G9c; juno l0.75c; July 10 Sic; August II. s6c.
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OF ISLAND PROPERTY,
By virtue Of a deed Of trust made 10 me by VIII.
February IL, 1885. aud recorded 10 the office Of tho
Cjork OF tho County Court oil Ohio county, West
Virgins, lu Decd Of Trust Book No. "a, folio 70, l
shaiI sail ct public auction OF st
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Nov. l6.-For cotton goods the In.
quiry. Of late reports was continued With poor re.
In the way OF spot goods. but the placing OF
was very free, where they will be accented,
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100 head: market strong: natives 50 00as Al:
western 81 9oaS IS; Texans 81 c0a8 As; lambs IS 7a

East L,DEarr, PA, Nov. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COS head: shipments III head: market dull;
prime 81 h0a4 50: fair to good 81 coat %; common
% medium g 0ca3 80; feeders s. 25as 75; s,ockeM
y 6oas ": Hogs-Receipts 3 900 head; shipmenG
Yorters II 6Oai Isl: common 10 fair 81 6al 70'
Bheep-Recelpm 2,eI0 hosd; shipments Loo head:
market fair; primsst 2hai 80; fair to good IS ba
3 rs; common 81 DQa2 20. If2
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 1G-Hogs steaky and firm;
ers q 7oAs o0; receipts 1900 head; shipments 500
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WEpNEspAY, NOVEMBER a3, lss7,

commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~, at the front door
n tho Court House OF sAid county. in the city Of
wheeling. the following described property: ~.
The north one.third Of Lot numbered one hun.
drd and twenty-five C22|, situated on the east
aide Of Market street III Chhpllne Il Eot's addition
70 The city OF Wheeling. U.
Title believed 10 DO good, but selling a. trustee I
shai convoy only such title a. II vested In me.
TERMS or BALK-0ne third, or AZ much mort. %
Tho purchaser may eloet, cash In hand on the day
Of sale, and any resid TO In twoe equal installmcnta
payable in ono aud two years from tho day Of sale,
Win Interest from that day. with insurance upon
tho building to tho satisfaction 81 the truttee.
DANIEL NIGHTINGALE, Trustee, /.
T. A. sCUAEPER Il co Agents. F's OCA J
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SAVE the Children. They are especially
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc, We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy o positive cure.
It saves hours Of anxious watching. Sold
by Logan 4 Co., @. R. Goethe, O. Menke-
miller, R. 3. Burt and Bowie Bros,
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The street csrs will be heated this seas-
on, as naual, by controversy as to the best
method CT warming them,
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Professor Chstterleigh-By George! I'm
SO hungry | can't talk. Fair hostess ION
hoap!table thoughts intent)-Oh, I'm 30
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Tray. Pass. Agent, Wheeling.


RhLIlMORE OdlO thAlLROaU-
ODeparturo OF trains from Wheeling. Schedule
in effect October l, lsa7-Eastern time: 500
Express for Chicago and the Northwest, $50 A,
m, 800 p. m; 9:15p. m. daily, and LIS p. m. daily
E1prsa for Cincinnati and St, Louis. $50 a. NJ,
n:l5 p. m. daily. cf
zanesville accommodation, 7:45 q. M, daily er.
cept Sunday. 5sEgtS
Express Tor Washington, D. c., Baltimore, phila.S
deiphia and New iotk, SEQ q. m aud b:A5 p. IN.
Express trains arrive from Chicago, 6:c0 and $3.50
a. m. and Gas p. m. daily, and 4:5o a. m. daily eH.
Express trains arrive from 81. Louis and cinein.
nat. A:ss q: n. and Gas ? m. daily.
express trains arrive from Philadelphia, Balti.
more and Washington, D. G., 1890 Il. m. and 10:l6
For Columbus, $50 q. M. and 11:15 .. m. dailv.
and 2:25 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from Columbus, Ass q. NJ. daily,
snd S:4o p. m. daily, and 1855 a. m. daily eIcep!
For Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, 500 a. m:
Express, $40 a m, l:45 aud 200 p. m. daily, Ad.
didonal way train for Washington, Pa, t:10 p. m.
Trains arrive from Pittsburgh, $40 aud HAS a,
m; Cos and II 10 p. m. daily. s0EITE
Trains arrive fnm Washington, Pa, SEQ A.. m,
For GoundsV vile Zoo noon, daily c1cep. Sun.
Lea, Leave Mourndsvllle, 12:55 p. m. daily except
. For 70 sss aITn s9tsa 4;1 o., ?; m: Leave Fairnont, 5:2s
For Cumberland, $3.50 a. m. Leave Cumberland,
7:l5 q. m., daily except Sunday. ElTsT
for ~. C!alrsvllle, 1850 a: m. and 2 p. m. daily,
From st. ClaiByil1e, SOS a.. IN. daily, ard 1:t0
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
t Tsa seINst on on erde,s LETT at ticket office, LEO Mar.
Q. K LORD, Gen, Pas. Agent.
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Nv virtue o. a decd Of trust made BY Andrew Y.
v,p 9 and Mary Wees, his wife, 10 mo o. trustee,
Ssteh March a, 1854, and recorded In tho ofice oil
thS CLERK OF the County Court Of Ohio county, ":
Va. In Deed Of Trust book No. q, page 60. l will
.nIIo, nubliC auction. on -El"T -gg gEa-l
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Eer York Dhpateh.
lover 800 Anarchists met In tho hail back OF q sa,
loon on Seventh street. Herr Hest was greeted
with loud cheerB. Lie opened III O low tone. hui
gradually warmed up with the subject, and hi
face ,beeinsd reddef aud his voice ascendsd Into q
Prodigious cavity,
7' Knitting roArst 7fG
N Few fear thy gravity
II oply bores. u
cay. dark and drcary,
EIhaling fume
Bilious aud beefy, -l"I
Swallow your spumei
Amazing isurC, 3
Deep, ,undelnedl +,
4il 30 vRst IL Ia. sure, lLelal
sAnd full Of windl
Extraordinary hole
Cavern OF basl t
Wild noilGs out roll
Like yeowlng Of cats.
1t gives babes q Hpasm
u 4 nd some fools i 1T
Unparalleled chaSm,.
r 6upeftluoua blltl b >
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Petroleum,

OIL CITY, Pa, Nov. le.-0pencd a 74Hc; lowest
74hc; Highest 74Nc; closed at 7ihc; sales Isl, 600
barrels; clearancea l,bs2,00 barrels: runs 4O,047
barrels; shipments 9l,Ai barrels: charters 5l,l9o
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Government bonds dull aud steady,
st2te bonds were entirely neglected.
pnNnq- RI nSvn mr.
BONDS lib.


Northern FAC. 1rss..115X
North. Pac. seconds. Us
Northwest, consols.-13Sh
NV. tebentures, IS.
st. L. 4 $. +. Gen. M.1lSM
It. Paul consols.
st, r.. c. 4 P. ilrsts. ..119h
Tex. i Pac.land gr's. A9k
Tex. & Pac. X. G.ex.
I. Ira coupons-........ OK
Union Pac. frsH......1l4a
West hore OCR
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De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, w. va.
NJ
(SIsteU OF tho yis,tation.1

NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
Sisters OF tho visttation,)
A school Of more than national reputation, Offers
exceptional advantages for thorough education Of
young ladies In all departments. Library oil six
thousand volumes. Fine philosophical, chemical
and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. Corpa OF
piano teachers trained by a leading professor from
Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture accord.
ing to the method OF tho old Italian masters.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent.
For catalogues, and references to patrons In all
tho principal citlcs, address
2 Bel s15- o TIRE DIRECTREsa. 4
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oh 1 ;~1ll|nltaldaenjtieljrl
HERR Mosr,s MOUTH.

oaloe, Nos. as aud 81 Fourteonth stroot.
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What 1Iny 10 Printed or Written Upor
Third and Fourth Glass Matter,
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Live

Trusv111H, Pa, Nov. 16.-opened at 7lc; high.
est 7iMc; lowest TIC: closed 1t 74Nc.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Farm.

BY virtue OF two deeds oil trust made 10 me by
P. i. Kimberly and wife, one dated October Is,
County Court Of Ohio county, Wes. Virginia, In
Decd OF Trust look No. u. on psge 1856, aud The
other dated August S, 1855, and recorded IN said
Clerks office In Deed OF Trust Book No. q, page
ISL, l shall sell at public auction on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
NEW ARK.

Tho December term OF the Essex County Court
opened Yesterday with charge 10 the Grand Jury by
Judge Dcpuc, who referred to Anarchstic meetings,
evasion Of tho sunday laws, and sale Of Indecent
pictures and literature
The annual meeting Of the WOmcn's Christian As
ISOLATION was held yesterday at the Home. Addresses
were made and reports read. The old officers were
reelected
Health Officer WALTON reports that during no
vcmbcr there were ninety nine cases Of phhcria,
nineteen Of scarlet fever and thirteen Of ypho-l
fever ia the city. The death rate was 2i.2G.
Reports Of the Adjustment Commissioners under
the Martin act presented to the Court for con
frnation yesterday. The aggregate Of assessments
is 100000
The Newark auxiliary Of the American McAll As
ISOLATION met at the First Presbyterian Church ycstcr
day, and the contributions raised were placed IN the
general fund for Transmission to Paris.
An Anti Poverty Society OF Essex County with
fifty names enrolled has been organized with Herbert
Boggs president; Edward A. WALTON, vice president ;
L. IT, Weeks, treasurer, and Henry Allsopp secretary
Public meetings Will be held on Sundays.
Among changes to be made In Federal officers In
New jersey, John f. Kelly deputy under Internal
Revenue Collector Klotz, Will probably be appointed
postmaster at Jersey CITY.
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NOT TOO ANXIOUS TO BE vIyD1CA TED.

The December term Of the Union County Courts
opened yesterday in Jersey City. Judge Knapp de-
u, cred an elaborate charge to the Grand Jury, dwell
Ing particularly and foIcbly on the open violations
cf -he laws prohibiting sunday liquor selling and
Gambling. Before the court opened conference
las held in Chambers between the Court and Dchn
sor { 1honlson. counsel for william l. Sackctt,
Editor OF The Sunday Morning News" local Demo
cratic sheet. During the recent campaign eachet
made a series Of bitter personal attacks upon Robert
Davis the Democratic candidate for Sheriff. Davis
caused Sackct to be arrested four fsc times sackstt
said In his paper that Davis would dare 10 push
the cases to trial. Finally hc declared that he in
tended Insist upon being tried.
Yesterday Sacbett's counsel Informed Judge Knapp
that they Intended to challenge the array Of Grand
Jurors on the ground that the sheriff by whom they
drawn had direct personal interest In their de-
alterations and findings in certain cases. Judge
Knapp suggested that tho challenge be not made, on
condition that the charges against >ackctt would not
be considered sacLett's counsel agreed to the sug
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ror pRoHIBIrIrr AvrNDurNrE

rHr CoN~rlrrrG"NAf Ae~ocihII"N ADOPTS rrsofr-
TIoNs Tor ~I.Ir ANp SAIL SAL FEpnIBITI"N.
D~nuucirlou - high license measures d. WRONG 90
principle and Of uo permanent good to thc Temper.
aucc cause Thee salient fcaiIc 81 the adlrc,, Of
j. y. ~tcaru, before hr NcV York state Constitutional
Amendment Association. Of which hc 0, the president.
u.s. fifth annual meeting lcld 600 %" Franklin ~roct
NJ T.. Church last evening NJ -fcarn, called ,Icca
aiicuion thc effort u Maine Co defeat ih' Prohibit
ton Law under cover Of tc United os law, favor
lng Interstate commerce. pointed ont the fact ~ cN-
poria'Iou II liquor, go AfIrl and other hrathcu
countii.,. and recommended petition TO Congress
a-hIu. for a piohlHrI,r Constitutional Amendment
for the states 10 act ou.
Resolutions were adopted hy thc Association call
ing ior petition, to tic state legislature Ahns that
prohibition be- submitted to dnrci vote of tho Ico.
Ilc: rejoicing in the recent drci.u by the United
stale. supreme Court In the hai,l, brewer case.
which establishes the tou,tutiohally Of prohibition
ami dcur, compensation for property outlawrd a, =
nuisance aud a drtIurnt to thr public veal and in.
dor,Ius the movement for National IIuIbltltc
Amendment g. Recommended by President otcalu,.
Officers were elected a, follows: Prs ldrnt. j. y.
~icarus. NrW. York. vice Dr->drft-. the Rev stephen
Merritt. NrN YORK. the ErN. Dr J.. lou.un. Flush.
Ing. secretary. j. \. Eusards, NrWN York. treasurer,
j. ". Cummings, New lorA. directors. thr lcv. .. H.
IIch Roc land ounty tn Hon John l. l. att pough.
hccl~lc - H. Mann. VI. r.. lruohyn. the Rev. br.
york. The Rev ". g.. steele. Ncw iork. the Rev.
Henry Nard Buffalo. !. IT, Bronson. Amsterdam
Mr, Mary f.. Haru. BROOKLYN. MIS-. Mary T. Burt,
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II has been decided to build Masonic temple IN
tho city and a committee Of Sir knights Of Hugh de-
Paycns COmmandcry X. r., has boon appointed 10 &C.
lect a Site The committee consists Of william g.
Nelson, A. Lindsay and Frank Foye. state Treasurer
John j. TOncy IS chairman of the building committee.
ExJudgc Blair Corporation Counsel, has given an
opinion to the Board Of Public Works that a con.
tract must be mado for cleaning The streets and re-
moving ashes and garbage The Board had Intended
to have the work done under the direction Of the Com
mittec on Streets. Mr. Blair also gave the Board th"
rather unpleasant Information that the Board Of II
nance has the power to direct In what manner the
money Appropriated for the Of the Board Of Works
must be pended
Henry Ebert. the wife murderer. IS slowly recover
Ing and 1t is thOut that he VIII be Of danger
In a few days